In a dramatic twist that feels straight out of a spy thriller, Iran claims to have acquired a massive cache of documents related to Israel's nuclear program. According to the Iranian state broadcaster IRIB, these files — described as "sensitive and strategic" — were allegedly smuggled out of Israel and took weeks to review and catalog. 😮
The report reveals that thousands of files detailing Israel's nuclear facilities and plans are now in the hands of Iranian intelligence agencies, marking one of the most significant intelligence breaches in Israel's history. This development comes on the heels of recent events when two individuals were arrested near Haifa on suspicion of gathering intelligence for Iran, a move suspected to be connected to this dramatic document exfiltration.
While the claim has sparked intrigue among observers and experts following regional security trends, there has been no immediate comment from Israeli authorities. With espionage tactics on full display, this bold assertion adds another layer to the complex saga of intelligence and counter-espionage in the region.
Stay tuned as this unfolding story continues to capture global attention!
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Iran says it obtained documents on Israel's 'nuclear program': media
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